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out and disappeared.
The star was definitely a dying star that exploded (and first time in my life, I saw a dying star actually in its final moments). It was definitely not a shooting star (meteor), because there is a big difference between a shooting star (meteor) and a dying star. This star that died in its final moments, lasted about 30-40 seconds in the night sky from when it turned into a fireball then moved and spun so fast then disappeared so far from the kite shaped
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stars, and also when you look at the kite shaped stars, you'll notice there is one star missing from it.
To me, this was a very memorable great event that
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I ever saw in my life. That 30-40 seconds felt like long hours when I stared at the dying star. When you see the stars out at night, look for the kite, and you will see one star missing. There was probably a very few in the World that watched this great event with the naked eye of a dying star (I'm from Alaska and at the time of the event, the kite was straight up, but I don't know if anyone else saw it worldwide).
- Posted by Anonymous
10/31-2013
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